Magnetic receptive material.."Rubber Steel?"

[Ken]

I have a menu board to do that requires changeable pricing on the menu items. Substrate will prob be pvc sheet or alumacor. Last time I did something like this I glued a thin piece of sheet metal to the required areas and covered with vinyl. Then magnetic numbers were applied with the required font.
Was browsing a old back issue of some magazine the other day and I saw an add from Magnum Magnetics . Anyone famililar with their Rubber Steel product? Know where I can get it? Other ideas welcome. Thanks. Ken

 

[slipperyfrog]

It works pretty good and we have found it to hold magnets very well. You can get it in plain rolls, adhesive backed, or vinyl covered. I have only used the plain material. We needed some right away and it was not easy to track down a supplier that actually had it in stock. I was told by Magnum that any distributor that stocks their products should be able to order it for you but will take a few weeks to get in. Usually this is with a catch that you will need to order 4 rolls.

Here is where we found single rolls in stock. They were really easy to deal with.

http://www.rochestermagnet.com/

 

[Billct2]

We get it here
http://www.magnetsource.com/Solutions_Pages/popdevcs2.html

 

[terrellbrinlee]

Moving Substrate?????

Has anyone ever used this product on a vehicle that is non-magnetic?

For example. I'm doing a wrap on a ambulance, and It's made of aluminum. What is the opinion of the durability of the product under high speeds???